Minho Collection

Portuguese Dance - O-Vira
O-Vira - a traditional Potuguese dance (translates as The Turn ), also popular in former Portuguese territories in South America

Basilica and famous staircases of Bom Jesus, the Good Jesus, completed in 1837, in the city of Braga, in the Minho Region of Portugal, Europe

Church and the medieval Ponte de Lima, Minho, Portugal, Europe

The Rooster Cross, dating back to the 18th century, represents the Rooster miracle, the legend of Barcelos. We can see, sculpted on the rock, the rooster, the hanged man and Saint James

Portugal, Minho province, Braga, Bom Jesus do Monte at dusk

Gold necklace and traditional costume (Lavradeira) of Minho. Our Lady of Agony Festivities, the biggest traditional festival in Portugal. Viana do Castelo

Aerial drone panoramic view of Braga, known for its religious heritage including Bom Jesus do Monte complex, and medieval Braga Cathedral, home to a Sacred Art Museum and Gothic-style Kings Chapel

Our Lady of Fatima, Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte, Braga, Minho Province, Portugal, Europe

Historic Church (Basilica) of Bom Jesus do Monte and public garden, Tenoes, Braga, Minho, Portugal, Europe

Neoclassical Basilica of Bom Jesus do Monte surrounded by gardens on a sunny day, a popular landmark and pilgrimage site, Tenoes, Braga, Minho, Portugal, Europe

Traditional houses. Celorico de Basto, Minho. Portugal

Traditional tiles from Arco de Baulhe Railway Station, Cabeceiras de Basto. Minho, Portugal

A big granary (espigueiro) to store the corn away from the mice. Carrazedo, Cabeceiras de Basto. Minho, Portugal

Traditional stone tanks for washing clothes in the village of Abadim. Serra da Cabreira mountain range. Cabeceiras de Basto. Minho, Portugal

Moinhos de Rei (The Kings Watermills), Serra da Cabreira mountain range. Cabeceiras de Basto. Minho, Portugal

A traditional granary (espigueiro) at Bucos. Cabeceiras de Basto, Minho. Portugal

Monastery of Sao Miguel de Refojos de Basto, a jewel of the baroque style in the north of the country, Cabeceiras de Basto. Minho, Portugal

Church of the Monastery of Sao Miguel de Refojos de Basto, a jewel of the baroque style in the north of the country, Cabeceiras de Basto. Minho, Portugal

The river Tamega at Cavez. Ribeira de Pena, Tras os Montes. Portugal

The longest granary (espigueiro) in Portugal with 29, 40m, dating back to 1853. It has a capacity to store 30 ox carts of corn. Carrazedo, Bucos. Cabeceiras de Basto, Minho. Portugal

The main square of Viana do Castelo with the public fountain dating back to the 16th century, the Town Hall (16th century) and the Hospital das Chagas da Misericordia (16th century). Portugal

Sand dunes with its endemic flora and the beach of Caminha at the mouth of the River Minho, the borderline between Portugal and Spain

Pitass House from the 17th century, in a late manueline style. Caminha, Minho. Portugal

The pleasant shadowy walking trails of Sistelo, covered by grapevines (latadas). Serra da Peneda, Portugal (MR)

The historic site of Barcelos and the medieval bridge that is used by the pilgrims on the way to the Camino de Santiago (Way of St. James). Barcelos, Portugal

An old watermill (Casa da Azenha) in the Cavado river, nowadays a Help Point for the pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago. Barcelos, Portugal

The historical centre of Barcelos with the medieval tower, dating back to the 15th century. Portugal

The Church of Bom Jesus da Cruz. Barcelos, Portugal

Mouth of Minho river between Portugal and Spain. Portuguese Vila Nova de Cerveira in the foreground and spanish Galicia on the right side of the river. Portugal

Vila Nova de Cerveira. Minho, Portugal

Sao Joao de Arga monastery, dating back to the 13th century. Caminha, Minho. Portugal

Vilarinho das Furnas dam in the Peneda Geres National Park. Minho, Portugal

Minho river between Portugal and Spain. Portugal on the background and spanish Galicia on the foreground. Portugal

Moledo do Minho beach and Santa Tecla mountain in Spain, Caminha, Minho. Portugal

Bertiandos manor house, dating back to the 15th century, Ponte de Lima. Minho, Portugal

Traditional big-headed masks of Minho at the historical centre of Viana do Castelo. Our Lady of Agony Festivities, the biggest traditional festival in Portugal

Gold necklace and traditional costume of Minho. Our Lady of Agony Festivities, the biggest traditional festival in Portugal. Viana do Castelo

Cubs of the Garrano. It is an Iberian horse, specific to the Peneda Geres National Park. Portugal

Espigueiros, the old and traditional stone granaries of Soajo. Peneda Geres National Park, Portugal

The medieval bridge of Assureira, Castro Laboreiro. Peneda Geres National Park, Portugal

The 13th century old castle of Lindoso, keeping an eye on the Spanish mountains ahead, and the Espigueiros, the old and traditional stone granaries. Peneda Geres National Park, Portugal

The Garrano is an Iberian horse, specific to the Peneda Geres National Park. Portugal

Detail in the Cathedral of Braga. Portugal

Roman bridge over the Lima river, Ponte de Lima, Minho, Portugal

Corn bread, Moncao. Alto Minho, Portugal

The Mother Church of Caminha (Nossa Senhora da Assuncao church) in manueline style, dating back to the 16th century. Caminha, Alto Minho. Portugal

Traditional ceramic tiles of a house inside the 17th century fortifications of Valenca do Minho. Alto Minho, Portugal

Windows of a palace in Braga. Minho, Portugal

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Minho, a province in Portugal known for its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking landscapes, offers a glimpse into the country's vibrant history. From the enchanting Portuguese Dance - O-Vira to the majestic Basilica and famous staircases of Bom Jesus, a treasure trove of captivating sights. One cannot miss visiting the medieval Ponte de Lima, where an ancient church stands proudly alongside it. The Rooster Cross, dating back to the 18th century, symbolizes the miraculous Rooster miracle and adds an intriguing touch to this charming region. As dusk settles over Braga's Bom Jesus do Monte sanctuary, one can witness its ethereal beauty against a backdrop of fading sunlight. The gold necklace adorning locals' traditional costumes (Lavradeira) showcases their deep-rooted traditions and love for their heritage. During Our Lady of Agony Festivities, traditional drummers (Zes Pereiras) take center stage with their rhythmic beats that echo through the air. This celebration is truly a sight to behold as it brings together both locals and visitors alike. The Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte holds UNESCO World Heritage status and serves as a testament to Minho's architectural prowess. Its historic Basilica stands tall amidst lush public gardens in Tenoes, offering tranquility in every step taken within its premises. On sunny days, one can bask in awe at the neoclassical Basilica of Bom Jesus do Monte surrounded by meticulously manicured gardens that exude serenity, and is here that nature intertwines seamlessly with human craftsmanship. Venturing further into Minho reveals traditional houses dotting Celorico de Basto's landscape—a picturesque scene straight out of a postcard capturing rural charm at its finest. And if you find yourself near Arco de Baulhe Railway Station in Cabeceiras de Basto, don't forget to admire the intricate traditional tiles that adorn this historical site.